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Congressman Tim Bishop was recognized for his sustained leadership on environmental issues by the League of Conservation Voters.
Hamptons.com's extensive coverage of breaking news, arts, cultural events and sporting competitions has distinguished it as a leading source of information and commentary for the region and is the proud recipient of over a dozen awards from the Press Club of Long Island Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists for our efforts in journalism.
Boys aged 12 to 18 living on eastern Long Island known to be at heightened risk of committing violent acts, especially against girls and women, will soon receive evidence-based mentoring under a new program made possible by foundation philanthropy.
The Spot Experience, a premier dog daycare and service provider, is pleased to announce that it has entered into a strategic partnership with Bideawee, Inc., a leading pet adoption and animal welfare organization.
The Southampton Youth Bureau and Supervisor Anna Throne-Holst are encouraging local community service projects by groups of young people throughout the Township.
Many people are confused about what records they need to keep and for how long. They hold onto tax returns, bank records, brokerage statements and other financial information simply because they don't know if they'll need it again.
The New York State Assembly has given final passage to State legislation which will finally provide some management oversight for the Long Island Power Authority (LIPA).
Assemblyman Fred Thiele has learned that under the proposed redistricting plan released by the NYS Legislative Task Force on Demographic Research and Reapportionment, his Assembly District would become the new 1st Assembly District. Thiele's current district is the 2nd District and has 142,833 residents.
The man who served as NBC-TV's legal counsel for 25 years warns the FCC is poised to resurrect broad censorship rules that were revoked in 1987 because of their chilling effect on both free speech and the television press.
Since ancient times, dragons have been featured in many myths and legends, and have held major spiritual significance in various cultures and religions worldwide.
Assemblyman Fred Thiele states "Many of us rang in the New Year with a fresh set of goals and resolutions for a promising year to come. This year, January 1 marked not only the beginning of 2012, but the day that a number of important laws in New York went into effect."
EDITOR'S NOTE: Donna Karan shares her feelings on the earthquake that devastated Haiti two years ago. 2 comments
Last week before a crowd of constituents and colleagues, Jay Schneiderman (I-Montauk) took the oath of office and officially began his fifth term as County Legislator for the Second District. The ceremony took place at the William H. Rogers Building in Hauppauge marking the beginning of the Legislature's 2012 Organizational Meeting.
The Town of Southampton has issued a Citizens' Response Center (CRC) e-Newsletter, as the Town of Southampton CRC is open to listen to your concerns and suggestions for the community. This response center will assist the Town in identifying problems in local areas and respond quickly.
The Animal Rescue Fund of the Hamptons, Inc. (ARF) announces the roll out of its updated logo. As the organization begins its 38th year, it will introduce the updated logo which includes a graphic of a cat and dog to reflect ARF's mission of saving both dogs and cats.
Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone announced the formation of the Budget Review Task Force which will be conducting a thorough and transparent review of the state of the County's finances.
After all that shopping you likely did in December for the holidays, you may be looking forward to a month without having to whip out your credit card. But January is an excellent month to bag deals on select items.
End of the year sales are still going strong, and in this environment it's difficult to imagine not being able to find an excellent deal on the necessities. But sales end and economic trends change, and sometimes even minor shifts can spell big price hikes.
Does the sagging economy, national debt, and our previous list of the 11 things that will be more expensive in 2012 have ya feeling down? Well, here's something to look forward to.
Area emergency personnel, including Town Police Dive Team, Bay Constables, firefighters, police and the U.S. Coast Guard, as well as Suffolk County Police helicopters searched and retrieved a motorist after his vehicle plunged into the icy waters of the Shinnecock Canal.
